Marshall Fire, Louisville CO — Dec. 2021 · Wikimedia Commons
Is your property ready for
wildfire season?
LOOK Property Inspection offers professional wildfire assessments for homeowners and businesses across Colorado — helping you reduce risk, qualify for rebates, and protect what matters most.
Schedule an inspection See available rebatesDefensible space
Vegetation zones surrounding your structure are evaluated with specific recommendations to create buffer zones that slow fire spread.
Vegetation & fuel loads
Tree species, density, dead material, and ladder fuels that could carry fire from the ground toward your home are identified.
Structural vulnerabilities
Roofing, vents, decks, siding, and attachments are assessed for ignition risk — the most common way homes catch fire.
Detailed written report
A comprehensive assessment with prioritized action items — documentation usable for rebate applications and insurance conversations.
Residential & commercial
We serve homeowners and business owners across Colorado — mountain cabins, suburban homes, or commercial properties.
Rebate-ready documentation
Reports are structured to help you apply for county and state rebate programs — everything you need to get money back.
Residential or commercial. Full written report with prioritized recommendations and rebate-ready documentation.
Schedule a wildfire assessment alongside any standard inspection and save $100. Applies to all inspection types including commercial.
Questions about scheduling or pricing? Contact LOOK Property Inspection — we're happy to walk you through your options.
County rebate programs — please check with your county for participation and rebates
A growing number of Colorado counties offer rebates for wildfire mitigation work. Programs vary by county in eligibility, amounts, and requirements. Good starting points: wildfirepartners.org, routtwildfire.org, and wildfireadapted.org.
Colorado state income tax deduction — available statewide
Regardless of your county, Colorado residents who take qualifying wildfire mitigation actions may be eligible for a state income tax deduction. Qualifying activities include:
- Creating defensible space around structures
- Establishing fuel breaks on your property
- Thinning woody vegetation to reduce fire risk to structures
- Secondary treatment of woody fuels — chipping, piling, removing, or prescribed burning
All activities must meet standards set by the Colorado State Forest Service or Division of Fire Prevention and Control. Your LOOK Property Inspection report can help document qualifying work.
View Colorado state tax deduction details →Colorado State Forest Service — Grants & Funding
The CSFS offers grants and cost-share funding for landowners, municipalities, and communities statewide — one of the best resources available for long-term mitigation funding.
Explore CSFS grants and funding →Wildfire Partners
Comprehensive resources for Boulder County residents — assessments, rebates, and education aligned with our inspection template.
wildfirepartners.org →Routt Wildfire
County-specific resources, rebate programs, and mitigation guidance for Routt County property owners.
routtwildfire.org →Wildfire Adapted
Resources for southwest Colorado counties including mitigation guidance and rebate program information.
wildfireadapted.org →CSFS Grants & Funding
Grants and cost-share programs for landowners, HOAs, and municipalities across Colorado.
csfs.colostate.edu →Colorado Wildfire Tax Deduction
State income tax deductions for qualifying mitigation actions — available to all Colorado residents statewide.
tax.colorado.gov →CSFS Mitigation Standards
Official standards for defensible space and fuel management that qualify for state and county rebate programs.
csfs.colostate.edu →Weathered: Inside the LA Firestorm
An in-depth look at wildfire science and structural vulnerability. The segment from 42:20–45:15 is especially striking — showing exactly how homes ignite and what could have stopped it.
Watch on PBS →Fire Lives Here
A documentary focused specifically on wildfire risks along Colorado's Front Range. If you live or own property on the Front Range, this one is essential viewing.
Watch on PBS →Homes, Wildfires and Water
How the California fires overwhelmed water infrastructure — and the prevention steps that could have made a difference. A cautionary look at what happens when communities aren't prepared.
Watch on PBS →
Don't wait for fire season
A wildfire assessment from LOOK Property Inspection gives you a clear picture of your risk — and a roadmap to reduce it. Schedule your inspection today.
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